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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-09
VOL. U.-NUMBER 354

their best efforts to secure the repeal at
an early day OF the entire internal rev.
enue system of taxation and, failing In
that, TO secure, If possible, the repeal of
so much Of said system as imposes a
tax on tobacco in any Of its forms, and
upon spirits distilled from fruits"
Mr. Hay of Madison moved 10 strike
out the word "entire" 80 that the resolu-
tion be considered only "a referring to
the tax on tobacco and the tax on fruit
brandies.
Mr. Pollard of King & Queen opposed
the amendment, and Mr. Buford Of Rich
mond city coincided,
Mr.. HAYS amendment was rejected,
and the resolution as originally offered
was adopted Ayes, 90; noes, /.
INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION.
Mr.. Buford Of Richmond city offered
the following, which was adopted
Resolved, That the use Of the hall Of
the House Of Delegates for tomorrow
(.o.nighU evening be granted 10 the
Hon. Sir John IIambleion, Hon. HALEY
Stewart, and the Hon. William Randall
Cremer. members Of the British Palia-
ment for the presentation of their views
on the subject of international arbitra-
ton
THE GOOCHLAND CONTEST.
Mr. Starke Of Norfolk city presented
petition from Richard ID. James assert
ing his right To seat as a delegate from
Goochland county, on the ground that Z.
W. Scott, the sitting member, was not en-
- FL. Ia mol a
naturalized citizen at the time Of his elec-
tiOn.
Referred to the Committee on Priyi'
leges and Elections.
CONFEDERATE GRAVES AT OAKwOOD.
The following bill has been introduced
by Mr.. Waddill of Henrico, and is now
before the Finance Committee
BE it resolved by the General Assembly
of Virginia. That the Auditor Of Public
Accounts, be and he is hereby authorized
and directed TO issue his warrant for The
sum of $1,000 lOr such part thereof as
may be found necessary in favor OF the
/ Board Of Managers Of OakwO)d Cemetery
| in the county OF Henrico the same 10 be
expended by the Board of Managers IN
properly preserving and careing for The
graves OF the Confederate dead at Oak
wood Cemetery, and of preserving anC
maintaining as far as possible proper
head boards at the graves o. said dead.
This bill was referred to the Finance
Committee.
PENSIONS.
The Auditors report, as required By
statute. reports that during the past fisca
year 1ls sailors and private soldiers wer
receiving the pension allowed by law
The pension is 500 per year.
Adjourned at las.
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Another European war Cloud.

PEsrn, December Sin the best in
formed circles the situation arising from
the reinforcement OF the Russian troops
in Poland Il not regarded as portending
any immediate danger Nothing more
will be done yet beyond the sending Of a
warning to Russia that Austria Is watch
full and will not leave unanswered any
further military measures that Russia
may take. Austria will not prccipitate
counter measures because she does not
desire TO leave Russia without l0ophole
OF to give her retreat the appearance Of
being due to Austrian menace 1t Is eX-
pected that Austria will grant to Russia
A brief delay for furnishing a spOntan-
eous explanation of the msssing OF her
troops Meanwhile Austrian prepara-
tions will quietly continue. The press
regard matters in perfectly calm spirit.
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THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
Hon. John :. Barbour Nominated for the
United States senate e-Nearly all the Old
Capitol Oficers Re Nominated.

The Democratic members of the Gen
eral Assembly met last night in joint con
ference to nominate the officers To be
elected at this session.
For United States Senator, Hon. John
;. Barbour was nominated by Mr.. J. Ii.
II. Figgatt OF Botetourt. lie had no OPP
position.
For First Auditor, Mr. Morton Mayre
was unanimously nominated. Mr.. John
f.. Massey, Lieutenan.-GoyernOr, with
drew his name before the conference
met.
For Second Auditor Frank f. Rufiln
was nominated By Mr. Pollard, and had
no opposition.
For Treasurer, A W. Harman, the
present treasurer, was nominated by Mr..
Anderson Of Rockbridge, and received
all the votes cast.
For superintendent OF the Peniten-
tiary, Senator Hurt nominated W. W.
Moses. present incumbent, and he re-
ceived j6 votes to Or Jourdan's 26. DR..
Jourdan was nominated by Mr. Starke Of
Norfolk city.
For Railroad Commissioner. MIR Dab
ney OF Albemarle nOmlnateu the present
incu nbent, j. c. Hill lie was unani-
mously renominaied
Colonel II. W FlournOy was unani-
mously renominated for the position Of
Secretary Of the Commonwealth
For the place of Commissioner OF
Agriculture, Mr. Berry Of Amherst no
minated Colonel Randolph Harrison
present incumbent Colonel Thomas
Whitehead was placed in nomination by
Mr.. Evans. The vote resulted in favor
Of Mr.. Whitehead, and was not counted
being made unanimous before the roll
call was completed
For Superintendent OF Public Printing
there were six candidates The fnal
vote was fifty for Mr. J. II. o O'Bannon, 8
Richmond printer, and he was declared
the nominee.
The conference was presided over by
Senator Koiner, with Senator Loyensteir
as secretary
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rhn RennhIlcan Caneu.

The Republicans held their caucus last
night in the Senate chamber. Mr. Danger
field Of Essex presided aud Mr.. McCand-
lish Of Petersburg was secretary.
The question Of senatorship was post
poned to a further date Malone was
talked about, as well as other candidates
for the empty honor Of complimentary
vote
Their nominees were Register OF
Land Office, A. T Moaklar VI King vii
liam Superintendent Of Public PRINT
ing, X. T. Walker OF Richmond city
Superintendent Of Penitentiary, J. T
Proffitt Commissioner Of Agriculture
Meredith Watson Of Nottoway First Au
ditor Lewis McKensie OF Alexandria Sec
ond Auditor, ]. D. Harris Treasurer, D
Shelley Lewis Of Rockingham Secretary
of Commonwealth, William J. kilgore o.
Wise.
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,,t.rnation.l Board of Arbitration.

The House of Delegates yesterday as
will be seen by our legislative report
Granted 10 Messrs. HALEY Stewart John
uambleton, and William Randall Cremer
members of the British Parliament, the
nse of its hall TO discuss the subject OF
international arbitration. II was expected
that Governor Lee would have resided
ON the occasion but he, finding hinsel'
unable to do so, requested General Joseph
X Anderson to take the chair IN his
stead. Rev. DR.. Minnegerode Will be
present and open the proceedings with
prayer.
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OPINION DAY


Decisions Of the Supreme Court Of Appeals.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company against Saunders and wife.
From the Circuit Court Of Mecklenburg
Reversed Judge Lewis delivering The
opinion.
Trice against Kayton. From the Cor
pOration Court of Norfolk. Affirmed
Judge Lacy delivering the opinion.
Terry against Clark From the Cir
cult Court of Pittsylyania. Affirmed
Judge Fauntleroy delivering the opinion
Ragland against owen. From the Cir
cult Court Of Halifax Reversed, Judge
Hinton delivering the opinion, Judge
Lacy dissenting.
Reed against Richmond aud Alloghany
Railroad Company. From the Circuit
Court Of Richmond. Affirmed. Judge
Lewis delivering the opinion, Judge Hin
ton dissenting
Dickinson against Farley From the Cir
cult Court of Prince Edward. Affirmed
Judge Lacy delivering the opinion
Stoyall against Commonwealth, Tor
&c. From the Corporation Court OF Dan
Vile. Reversed Judge Lacy delivering
the opinion
stone against Lewis and Marshal
against Farmers and Mechanics Saving.
Institute. Put on privilege docket.
Lombard * sons against Goss anC
SAWYER. Order entered on the 25th o.
November lss., dismissing eau for fail
ure TO print. Set aside, and order dis
missing cause agreed entered
Perkins against Jones Argued by :
Y. Southall Esq, for defendant in error
and John w. Davies, Esq, for plaintiff
in error. and continued until to day
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wilbur Hawks Discharged.

The particulars in the case of Wilbur
Hawks, the white boy who, while hand
ling pistol in drug store on the
corner of Munford and Broad streets,
accidentally shot a colored boy named
Buddy Smith. are well known to our
readers. The accident occurred two
months ago, and was continued from
time 10 time awaiting the recovery OF
Buddy Smith. who was shot just under
the left eye, and who had been carefully
attenled 10 by DIR. Oppenheimer.
Yesterday Buddy was present IN court
and gave his testimony which was, IN
effect that Wilbur Hawks was no crlmi-
nal. but that the shooting was absolutely
accidental, and thereupon HAWKS, who
had been out on bail, but always present
when his case was called. was discharged
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The following suits were instituted in
this court yesterday
The Planters National Bank against
John W. Johnston and George Ben
Johnston. Damages $500.
The Planters National Bank against
George W. Anderson X Sons and John
w. Anderson Damages $500.
Each Of the above suits are based on a
negotiable note which had not been paid
at maturity
The case of Ella Johnston against
Hoppe lhe jury were not able to decide,
and the case was thereupOn continued
until to-day.
Mr.. j. Moore against lac City of Rich
mond. The special jury from Henrico
county partially heard the evidence, and
were adjourned until o.day at 10 o'clock
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The only opinion Of local interest de-
livered in the Supreme Court OF Appeals
Yesterday was that OF Reed against the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad.
This was all action Of damages brought
against the road by Mrs heed, she alleg-
ing that she had seriously injured herself
by walking off the platform OF the com
panys depot in Scottsyiile because Of the
said platform not having been properly
lighted at night.
The suit was brought IN the City Cir
cult Court. where a jury gave her a yer
dict for 81 300 damages This verdict
wss set aside by Judge Wexford az un-
lust and contrary to the evidence. An
appeal was taken, and Yesterday the court
sustained the court below, affirming the
decision in favor of the road
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Those Boston Robbers.

The continued case of Charles Doolittle
and Samuels. alias Pike, the Boston men
of "culchaw," who are now in Jail await
inc trial al the Hastings Court for two
robberles, was heard in the Police Court
Yesterday. These parties are accused OF
rohbing Mr.. L. Koss, the shoemaker on
lower Main street, full particulars OF
which this paper has already published
Owing to the absence of witnesses the
case was continued until next Saturday
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The second and last rendition OF the
operetta OF the Three Black Cloaks was
given at the Theatre last night for the
Retreat for the Sick by our Richmond
amateurs in even more pleasing style
than on its first performance Wednesday.
Miss Ida Outcault as the Queen made a
decided hit, and outdid her previous ex-
cellent rendition of that character and
Mr.. lredel jenkins made King consort
eaual To professional. Miss Matte
Ready as Girola again carried the house
by storm. and the entire cast, Misses
Burnett and Wood, and Messrs Myers,
Noryel. Mercer Trueman. McGilyary,
Burnett and Wood, all deserved the
highest commentator. The chorus OF
thirteen young ladies was also excellent
and taken altogether il was as pleasant
and successful performance a. has ever
been given in Richmond
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,r,estea for threatening to Kin.

William I. Butler was before the 20
lice Court Wednesday morning on The
charge of threatening to shoot Sarah +
Tranham, girl 10 years OF age. The Of
fense occurred in the county near the
Yellow Tavern, where Stuart received
his death wolnd.
Butler was handed over to Sheriff
Southwark Yesterday morning, and wa
locked up in the county Jail. The trial
of this case is set for Saturday, December
10th, before Justice Talley.
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Order Golden Chain

Deputy Sup. Commander Charles W
Harwood installed the following officers
to serve for the ensuing year as oiiceT'
Of Old Dominion Lodge No. q X >
Dobson, commander T. J. Dance. vice
commander +. o. Wells, assistant com
mauder; G.. II. Myers, prelate; I. Ii
Wakefield, guide A j. Nelson. secrre-
tary; T p Campbell, treasurer J. Bangle
collector TT Bowles, past commander
J. T. Ford. guardian W i. Moulton
sentinel. Trustees W }. Mcdowell
r. ] Bowles, Henry B0deker
This lodge is the largest In the state
numbering 1876 members 1t Is one ol
the best co operative life insurance OF
CARNATIONS ever started.
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THE MAN WHO FOUGHT.
Meeting Of the Directors Of the Private
Soldier Monument


The Board Of Directors Of the Confed-
crate Soldiers and Sailors Monument
Association met at the rooms OF the
Chamber Of Commerce last night, and
remarks strongly favoring the movement
were made by Colonel Cutshaw, Major
Randolph, Judge Christian, and others
The committee previously appointed
reported draft Of a charter and was in.
structed to present the same to the Leg
islature.
Colonel Cutshaw explained the adyan-
tages Of Libby Hill as a site topographi
cally, sentimentally, and from an srtis-
tic standpoint
The Board then adjourned TO meet al
the call Of the president
MASS MEETING.
A mass meeting in aid OF the monu
ment is to be held at Corcoran Hall to
night Governor Lee will preside, anC
DR. Moses D. Hoge and other distin
guished speakers have promised to be OF
hand IL should and doubtless will be 81
enthusiastic gathering.
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Lsnealal Correspondenes.l J

CHRIsrIANsBURe, "a, December

CHRIsTIANsBURG, VA, December ..
The Circuit Court Hon. Ii. E. Blair
presiding), which has been in session here
for nine days, adjourned to-day. Very
little business of an interesting character
transpired A large number OF chancery
suits were heard and DEGREES entered for
sales of land, &c. Most OF the cases OF
interesting character were continued.
Twelve months ago this day snow fell
here to the depth OF fourteen inches
To-day, and for several days past, the
weather is as pleasant as the hrst OF octo'
her w. W. G..
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PICHETT'S MEN.
Meeting Of the Monument Committee
Last Night

htttlnH u the
Last Night
The committee Of the Pickett M0nu
ment Association having in charge the
erection OF a monument TO that gallant
Confederate hero, neld a meeting at the
Armory last night There were present
Judge Clopton chairman Comrades
Reeve, Bidgood Owens, Bright Of vii
liamsburg Taliaferro, and +. Phillips
Captain Reeve, chairman of the Com
miitee on Subscriptions, reported pro
gress, and thought that he would be able
to make a definite report At the nex'
meeting. lie aud his committee were
all hard at work.
Captain Clopton reported that he could
get the granite for the proposed monu
ment at very little expense, and MaioI
Taliaferro reported that the circular t'
be issued would be ready 10 be Forwarded
to the members Of the division in fev
days
The meeting then adjourned
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England Alarmed.

LONDON, December s.-Ihe effect OF
President Cleyelsnds message is to cause
general and very animated discussion
Of the results to England's manufacture
ing interests If the American import du.
ties are very much reduced. The idea
prevails to a great extent that the compe-
iition with American goods would be
disastrous to Englauds manufacturing
interests.
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special CorrespOndenCc.l
MADISON COUNTY DOTS.
A Gang of Regulators Who Need Regulai-
ing.
MADISON Q. II, December G.

MADISON G. H., December 6.
Your sprightly paper is welcomed to
this office, daily bringing news fresh and
inyigorating.
This community has been Ia quite d
high state OF excitement at the acts and
doings OF a band of men, or boys, calling
themselves Captain Sticks Company.
A number of people, men and women,
have been taken out Of their houses at
night and whipped without mercy.
Asalesult Of such lawlessness two
houses have been burned with all their
contents. One, the dwelling OF Mr..
James Ford, and the other was owned
bv some elderly ladies. Who the "regula-
tor" are, or what is their object, this
deponent knoweth not
BENJAMIN +. Thomas, arrested on
charge of bigamy, broke out Of Jail at
;his place and is now at large, probably
hunting third wife, as he has two liy'
ing. htA.
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PARIS. December SIT is stated that
NJ. Goblet who has undertaken the task
of forming ministry, intends to demand
that General Boulanger shall be Minister
of War
NJ Paul De Roulede resigned the presi-
dency Of the Patriotic League because OF
a disagreement with the executive com
mittee in relation TO his action during the
presidential crisis.
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Chamber OF Commerce.

The Directors OF the Chamber OF Com
merce held a meeting yesterday evening
AT o'clock, and considered number OF
important matters. The report Of the in
ternal revenue laws aud the improvement
of the river were the most interesting
subjects discussed.
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Police Notes.

Seventeen tramps were la ,he prisoner $
pen Yesterday morning when the Scr
geant called out silence, gentlemen.
They were all placed in a row
i'm front Of His Honor and questioned.
4 majority of them stated that they had
inst reached this country from England
and were after work Their appearance
and their answers to questions but PROV
ed that trey were Enel sh tramps, who
had worked away to this country, think
ing that in this land OF the free there
was more TO pick up than in state gov
erned 10y a monarch.
Seyeial other tramps said they were
from Baltimore and came here to work
on the oyster vessels The court was
amused at this because Baltimore Is the
place where work on oyster vessels IS 10
be obtained, and Richmond is not. Walk
inc orders were given the crowd and they
left the court room one by one.
Henry hammers, charged with keeping
disorderly house TO the annoyance OF
the neighborhood continued until Tues
day, December 18th
James Walker, negro, was arrested,
charged with stealing pocketbook and
81 cents and hat from Temple Dickin-
sons head. The evidence showed that
The bat belonged TO Walker, that be
never touched Dickinson's money, but
that Dickinson owed him money tor
board.
Richard Johnson icolored). disorderly
on the street. Continued until Monday
December l2th.
Laura Robinson was charged with
stealing a lot of wearing apparel from
Miller, Rhodes & Gerhsrdt. She was
given thirty days in Jail. Appeal taken
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The Mozart.

4 fair house witnessed aud laughed at
the Soap Bubble at the Academy last
night II is a good play, and should
draw we'll Tonight and tomorrow at
the matinee and at night will close Mr..
FarrOn's engagement.
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There were two criminal cases in the
Hastings Court yesterday Henry Scott
lcolored), charged with housebreaking,
and Henry Sully, charged with felony.
They were both acquitted.
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TOOTH DRt SHE'S
-~-~-~-~-~-0-~---~ ~ - - y
VERNON TOOTH BRUSHES.

Theso brushes have been on the market
several years. and the sales have steadily 10
creased, thus demonstrating beyond doubt
the gh quality VI the brushes. Iney can De
hat OF any druggist IN this city and Man
chester. and the leading dry gods houses.
IN you want the best tooth brush, ask for the
Vernon" price 81 cents each, aud take no
other brtish when IS claimed 10 be as good.
PURCELL, LADD CO..
Importers and Wholesale Dfugsi'ts
ode 3-tt
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A cottags is to be erected at the So
diers' Home in memory Of the late ex'
Governor " illiam Smith.
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f. now ready 10 serve bis friends and the
public generally with the
BEST OF WORK ~ HIS LINE.
Boots and shoes made and repaired ia the
the shortest time possible.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
He thanks bis friends for past liberal fayOfs,
and hopes they Will continue 70 give him the'r
patronage. nco oiH
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CI1X TAXES.
OFFICE CRY COLLECTION,
RICHMOND. December |, 1887.
This Office viii De open daily, between the
hours OF y o'clock a m and o'clock pm.
from the Ism TO THE 3lsr DAY OF DE
CEMBER INCLUSIVE, for the purpose or
receiving from ALL PERSONS TAXES DUE
TO THE CITY or RICHMOND.
Any person who shall fail 10 pay said tar
before The 3lst day Of December shall be con
sidered delinquent. and will bo charged
penalty of hye per centum and interest Al
the rate of six per ceutum per snnum.
A. r. WOODSON.
idc2-lm City Collector.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

@ 10 days personalities for vfr-
uy0 min, beginning at 6 o'clock yes-
serday: Slightly cooler Jollo'ocd
6y ,oarmer, rainy rcdtler, light
f,sd easterly ,cinds, iRcreaSing in force
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DESTIsTs.

DR p. CALVIN JOHNSON, a
- late proprietor of Richmond Don ~uuiD
.al Place, having regainod his health, wishes
tO inform his old patients and those in need of
ais professional services that he 10 temPoIa
rlly located az No. 326 WEST CARY STREET,
near Belyidere, where he Is prepared 10 pur
sue the practice or Dentistry Ia all Its I'm
proved branches, both surgical and operative.
beautiful teeth for a. "A set. Painless "a
traction, 80 cents flllngs, 81. Old sets made
new. ~ No connection WIFI any other house.
No. 3g6 West Cary street fOc l5-n
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WAsmSGToN, d. c, December $
After the reading Of the journal and the
presentation of few Department com
munications, the Senate adjourned til
Monday next.
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MOIsL Or pLLEOAIEs.

The House OF Delegates Was called 10
order by Speaker Cardwell promptly at
~ o'clock yesterday.
Prayer by Rev Dr. Moses d. Hoge OF
the Presbyterian Church.
Mr. l. Y Herring, representing Chest
erfeld, Powhatan. and the city of Man.
chester, appeared al the Clerk desk, and
vas sworn in.
REPEALISG INTERNAL REVENUE TAXEs-
Mr. Coleman of Pittsylyania offered
the following resolution
Resolved by the House Of Delegates
,ihe Senate concurring), That the Sena-
tors from Virginia be instructed, and
our Representatives be requested, to use
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

w f. CROSS, H1l
No. / stokes Building. cor. Main and' -
Belylderc streets. -
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I)ORsET's

DoRsETS I'D
DENTAL PAhLOHS.
No. 100 NORTH SEVENTH STREET.
Richmond, Va.
For q. g, and go viii insert beautiful sots
II Teeth on red rubber. weight only Ia 70
0unces Der set, and warranted not % break.
Teeth extracted Tor 5O cents. Filings from d
40. Gold work a speciality. All work guaran
..,ed 10 glse satisfaction. W. h. DORSET,
iaug5 ~ Graduate University Of Maryland
M. GEO. B & CHAS. l. STEEL,
DENTISTS.
FRANK Il. STEEL, Assistant,
.decg IS .z3 Main street. Richmond. va.
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$500 To 5000 WANTED - Secured by
- Deed of Trust. Good per cent. aud no
risk Address III StNESS." care Carrier
No. A. Aiec4-tr
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WANTS.

w 4 y + f. ID EVERYBODY TO
w call at the Commercial Hotel and see
the Lynhavens taken on the finest oyster beds
la the world. especially for
1deqtf SNELLINGs 4 LALLY.
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\NANTED-AT 423 BROOK AVE
w NUE. all kinds of paper stock,
bottles. etc. j. II. WILLIAMS,
Proprietor.